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Plants Go into Photosynthesis 'Beast Mode' After Gene Mutation: New Study - Vimarsana News

Plants Go into Photosynthesis 'Beast Mode' After Gene Mutation: New Study

An experimental gene mutation allowed plants to absorb more carbon dioxide and produce more compounds during a high-level photosynthesis.

Zapping orange peel oil into new, pleasant aroma compounds - Vimarsana News

Zapping orange peel oil into new, pleasant aroma compounds

As oranges are peeled, they spray a tangy, citrus scented oil into the air. The main compound in the fragrant mist is limonene, which can be collected from discarded peels and used in flavorings, ...

Metallic five-membered ring pushes the boundaries of aromaticity - Vimarsana News

Metallic five-membered ring pushes the boundaries of aromaticity

How many atoms can an aromatic ring have if it contains only two electrons? The answer has recently been changed: five! For the first time, a team from chemistry has succeeded in synthesizing and ...

Is it possible to develop antiaromaticity by nonbenzenoid aromatic compounds? - Vimarsana News

Is it possible to develop antiaromaticity by nonbenzenoid aromatic compounds?

Circularly conjugated compounds with 4n+2 pi-electrons are known as aromatic compounds. Since they are generally stable, they are widely used in our daily life, from plastics to pharmaceuticals, d ...

"Characteristic Spectral Features of Terra Preta (TP) in the 5–15 Terah" by Lucia M. Lepodise, Roger A. Lewis et al. - Vimarsana News

"Characteristic Spectral Features of Terra Preta (TP) in the 5–15 Terah" by Lucia M. Lepodise, Roger A. Lewis et al.

Terra preta is a fertile anthropogenic soil found in the Amazon basin. One of the most significant differences between the terra preta and surrounding soils is that terra preta is rich in aromatic carbons. Previous infrared investigations of terra preta were reported at energies above 1000 cm−1 where many other forms of carbon also have absorption lines. No measurements have been reported below 800 cm−1, where many absorptions associated with aromatic carbons occur in the absence of aliphatic carbon lines. We employ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy between 150 cm−1 and 500 cm−1....

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